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A review by saradavcamp
Under the Mistletoe Collection by Cindy Roland Anderson, Jennifer Griffith, Heather B. Moore, Sarah M. Eden, Annette Lyon, Julie Coulter Bellon
4.0
This is a great collection of Christmas romances. I love reading Christmas stories during the Christmas season, and these really worked for me. There are six stories. All of which I enjoyed a lot.
The first story, Forgotten Kisses, was sweet, romantic and fun to read. It's a love lost and regained sort of story, and I enjoyed it a lot.
The second story, The Last Christmas, I didn't expect to like it. I usually prefer first love stories and this is about a woman trying to pretend like she and her husband aren't getting divorced for one last Christmas when their adult girls come home. I ended up loving it. It was sweet and real and a good reminder of what makes a marriage work.
The third story, Truth or Dare, is a great story about a wounded veteran and the girl he loved in high school meeting up again one Christmas. I loved it! It was sweet and romantic and made me cry a little.
The fourth story, Holiday Bucket List, was a great story of a couple of widowed people learning to love again. The story was fun, engaging, exciting and very sweet.
The fifth story, Christmas Every Day, is about a girl who works in a Christmas store and is in a terrible relationship. The love interest is sort of a prodigal son, returning to ask for forgiveness. The way they meet is great and they are both such likable characters. I enjoyed this one a lot.
The sixth story, First and Last Christmas Date, is about a couple trying to go on a first date again after their real first date disaster ten years ago. They'd never forgotten each other and want to try again. The date is another disaster that kept me laughing and their personalities were such a match.
All these stories were fun, quick reads and kept me in the holiday spirit. I enjoyed them a lot.
The first story, Forgotten Kisses, was sweet, romantic and fun to read. It's a love lost and regained sort of story, and I enjoyed it a lot.
The second story, The Last Christmas, I didn't expect to like it. I usually prefer first love stories and this is about a woman trying to pretend like she and her husband aren't getting divorced for one last Christmas when their adult girls come home. I ended up loving it. It was sweet and real and a good reminder of what makes a marriage work.
The third story, Truth or Dare, is a great story about a wounded veteran and the girl he loved in high school meeting up again one Christmas. I loved it! It was sweet and romantic and made me cry a little.
The fourth story, Holiday Bucket List, was a great story of a couple of widowed people learning to love again. The story was fun, engaging, exciting and very sweet.
The fifth story, Christmas Every Day, is about a girl who works in a Christmas store and is in a terrible relationship. The love interest is sort of a prodigal son, returning to ask for forgiveness. The way they meet is great and they are both such likable characters. I enjoyed this one a lot.
The sixth story, First and Last Christmas Date, is about a couple trying to go on a first date again after their real first date disaster ten years ago. They'd never forgotten each other and want to try again. The date is another disaster that kept me laughing and their personalities were such a match.
All these stories were fun, quick reads and kept me in the holiday spirit. I enjoyed them a lot.